Though Nahoto Kusaragi carries a calm, nonchalant vibe at school, beneath that quiet exterior lies a secret side: he’s a passionate graffiti artist. Late at night or in the early hours, he sneaks out to tag walls around town with his unique style—bold strokes, subtle colors, and hidden symbols blending Taiwanese and Japanese motifs. It’s his private way to express feelings he rarely shares aloud, turning the city’s blank spaces into canvases of silent rebellion and personal storytelling.